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MADE IN THE USA!... HEY FORUM MANAGERS!

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scott#2

01-30-2008 18:11:40




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With the majority of all the discussions on this forum centering around old american iron, I am surprised that there isn't a catagory on the left entitled MADE IN THE USA. This could be a place where people could post USA companies that produce quality produsts, not tractor parts that could cut into this sites life, just tools and such. Case in point: I needed a new hyd. cylinder for a engine crane and was tired at looking at all these jap jobbies that looked like they would leak or fail after a few cycles. I stumbled across usjack. All american made and a price tag I didn't consider too bad, considering that they were designed for, I believe 5000 cycles at max load before giving up. I bet a Jap job can't say that. What do you guys think and the moderator/webmaster too?

Isn't it time we started supporting our own industry, even if it cost us a little more?

scott#2 aka SLAP JAP ****

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GeneMO

01-30-2008 18:34:13




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 Re: MADE IN THE USA!... HEY FORUM MANAGERS! in reply to scott#2, 01-30-2008 18:11:40  
From what I encounter, it is hard to find something made in Japan anymore, seems all Chinese or India to me. Not that it matters, it still is junk.

But you gotta admit, we did it to ourselves.

Too high of Union wages
Frivilous lawsuits American workers claiming disability for a hangnail.
Taxes out the yazooo
OSHA, DNR, FDA, EPA, Etc., Etc.
Onerous enviourmental laws
Permits, licenses, fees for everything.

A corporation is in business to make a profit, pure and simple. Profit is not a bad word.

All of the above items I mentioned adds to the corporations cost. They can move to china or india and not have any of this crap. Many of these things were well intentioned, but have gone overboard and it has ran our business out of the country.

I dont like it, but we did it to ourselves by electing the people who passed the rules.

I'll get off my soapbox now. sorry, I do like your idea of a Made in USA section.

Gene

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Vacherie

01-30-2008 19:44:18




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 Re: MADE IN THE USA!... HEY FORUM MANAGERS! in reply to GeneMO, 01-30-2008 18:34:13  
Don't try to put too much blame on the unions. Many non-union jobs also crossed the border.



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scott#2

01-30-2008 18:48:18




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 Re: MADE IN THE USA!... HEY FORUM MANAGERS! in reply to GeneMO, 01-30-2008 18:34:13  
Oh ya, we did it to ourselves, now undoing it gonna take time and money, our money. Change will only happen from within. We need to start holding those junk makers responsible, even if its only for $5.99. If all these american retailers insist on buying junk just to add to shareholder profits, then pass their inferior stuff off on us "rich" americans who dont care if it only lasts 1/10 of a reasonable lifespan cause, you know, we have so much money, we'll just go buy another one and keep the cycle going, not me.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

Just the other day, my girlfriend bought a battery operated pencil sharpener home that stopped working, I replaced the batteries and it still didnt work. It was only 2 months old and made in Taiwan, with Staples printed on the side. I said take it back and buy nothing more. Make them pay for buying inferior junk to begin with and I'll give you a usa made case pocket knife to sharper your pencil. Or go buy an old american made pencil sharpener from a flea market or ebay. DONE!

no more jap, china or otherwise for me, german...maybe.
scott#2

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